The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism and stakeholders recently handed over N$37 million in project funding, equipment as well as grants to various conservancies in the Zambezi region.
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Namibia, Zambia exchange notes on civil registration
Namibia and Zambia have agreed to share information and experiences on identity management and civil registration.
Traditional authorities urged to foster unity
Vice President Nangolo Mbumba has encouraged traditional authority leaders to foster unity amongst their subjects, and refrain from treating them differently because of their social status.
Dam, Shivolo win street mile
Omaruru’s finest, David Dam of the Namibia Correctional Services (NSC), gave his hometown fans something to cheer about as he strolled to victory in the 10th edition of the Erongo Powersave Street Mile held on Saturday.
Kambwale wins annual marathon at Aussenkehr
An employee at the Namibia Grape Company Immanuel Kambwale won the 11th edition of the Namibia Grape Company marathon on Sunday morning.
Opinion – We are nearly at the end of the year
Before the year ends, let us do a quick reflection and see what you have accomplished so far for these past 10 months.
Claims of unfair dismissals rock Woermann Brock Fresh Market
A string of workers are claiming unfair dismissals from the Woermann Brock Fresh Market in Klein Windhoek.
Opinion – Lack of helipads, supporting facilities in Namibian hospitals
The health sector has been reported before to be short on supplies, such as medicine.
Eises encourages learners to enrol at VTCs
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture (MoEAC)’s Oshikoto regional director Aletta Eises has encouraged learners to enrol at vocational training centres (VTCs) to gain practical skills and be self-employed.
Resettled farmers risk losing land
Director of Land Reform in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform (MAWLR) Petrus Nangolo has called on farmers on resettled land to be productive to avoid it being withdrawn.